Monthly Archives: August 2025
Trustee Duties and Indicators of Self-Dealing
When creating an estate plan, many Floridians place their trust in individuals to manage assets responsibly. One key figure in this process is a trustee. A trustee is the person or institution appointed to manage the assets in a trust for the benefit of the beneficiaries. Under Florida law, trustees have a fiduciary duty,… Read More »
What If There Are Multiple Wills?
Discovering multiple wills after a loved one’s passing can be confusing and emotionally stressful. Family members may wonder which will is valid, whether someone tampered with the documents, or if the latest version truly reflects the deceased’s intentions. In Florida, multiple wills are not unheard of, especially if the deceased updated their estate plan… Read More »
What Is Testamentary Capacity?
A legal term, testamentary capacity refers to a person’s mental ability to create or amend a valid will. In Florida, having testamentary capacity means that at the time the will is executed, the individual understands the extent of their property and the effect of signing the will. It’s a crucial requirement because it helps… Read More »